Sepp Blatter's successor

Platini candidates So a replacement for Sepp Blatter
Sepp Blatter makes a surprising decision by retired from the Presidency of FIFA. That step taken related corruption scandal that hit the highest institution of the football. Fifa election of Sepp Blatter's successor Despite the retreat, Blatter will still run its work until a new President is elected. For the election itself are going to be held between December 2015 until March 2016.

After Blatter backed down, the stock began a new presidential candidate. In addition to the weekend election challenger to Blatter yesterday, Prince Ali, the President of UEFA, Michel Platini is now dijagokan to shake.

Although he has not been declared will advance, but Platini probably supported by nagara in federasinya had a strong capital.

Unfortunately, despite being one of the tops in public, the response to Platini already cynical. He rated nobody will look with Blatter for having ' iron fist '.

Comment leaning create Platini if she does go forward into the new FIFA presidential candidate popping up in social media, as quoted Greatgoals 101.

"Please don't be Platini. It does not resolve anything, "wrote an account @taylorsorrels. It is presented the account of @MullockSMirror, "I was unable to celebrate the withdrawal of Blatter to ensure Platini instead of suksesornya. It's like replacing a Dr. Evil (the villain in the movie Austin Power) with Mini Me. "

Post-war decline of FIFA President Sepp Blatter, some names sticking to be able to replace the man who has 17 years leading the world's football sports parent.

The famous New York Daily Timer first and most vigorous wartakan a matter of corruption at FIFA body mentions a number of names who deserve to replace Blatter.

Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein

Prince Ali defeated 73-133 on balloting in the first phase, but then lost to Sepp Blatter. The origin of this had Jordan Prince reform agenda that opposed the majority of FIFA members.

He revealed himself as an option for those who want to reform FIFA, including those who are afraid to do so.

His biggest challenge came from fellow Gulf State, particularly if the Gulf worried foiled Qatar to host the 2022 World Cup.

Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim al-Khalifa of Bahrain, Chairman of AFC and FIFA Vice President, is the key. If he supports the contender Prince Ali, Sheikh Ahmad al-Fahad al-Sabah of Kuwait which became a member of the FIFA Executive Committee, then he Prince Ali.

UEFA President Michel Platini

Platini was once was an ally Blatter, but later turned into the most vocal detractors. Platini has long refused to become FIFA President, instead she competed to become the boss of UEFA.

Now he can fill that position without challenge Blatter. He obviously will be supported. The name of the former player of this world is estimated to be remaining at a meeting ahead of the UEFA Champions League final later Saturday.

David Gill

Former Manchester United boss is only briefly sat in the FIFA Executive Committee as Vice President. Gill has already promised to withdraw if Blatter re-elected.

He might be able to go forward, but it comes from that of the United Kingdom will be a factor of the obstacle. Along with the u.s., the United Kingdom was not very popular with the majority of FIFA members.

Sunil Gulati

Better FIFA gives the position of the peaks to the Attorney General Loretta Lynch than Gulati because for the near future there would be no Americans who could enter the Presidency of FIFA.

Anti American struck the world of sports, football was no exception. Many countries, including Russia's President Vladimir Putin considers the U.S. intervene too far with FIFA because FIFA officials memperkarakan.

Luis Figo

Portugal football star was trying to challenge Blatter but withdrew last month with redirecting support to Prince Ali.

He was a shock to witness political games in FIFA, but anyone who has ever played with Real Madrid or Barcelona would be able to berdapatasi with intrigue.

Lydia Nsekera

Male age 48 this year was the first woman elected as a member of the FIFA Executive Committee in 2013. He has been a member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) since 2009. Sepp Blatter's successor  a black woman of African people at once (he's the President of Burundi Football Federation from 2004 to 2013), Nsekera represent the two constituencies that deserve to follow kontestasi. Another woman candidate who deserves a revival is Moya Dodd, a lawyer who is also a former Australia experienced as a member of the FIFA Executive Committee.